Moguer revives the memory of the Lyceum Club Femenino with a lecture by González Naranjo
The book «Marisabidillas, frívolas y peligrosas» vindicates the pioneering institution of feminism in Spain. The presentation was held on Tuesday, October 20, at the Zenobia-JRJ house-museum in Moguer, as part of the Lyceum's centenary events.
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The Zenobia-JRJ house-museum in Moguer hosted on Tuesday, October 20, the presentation of the book «Marisabidillas, frívolas y peligrosas», by González Naranjo, according to the Ayuntamiento de Moguer. The work revives the memory of the Lyceum Club Femenino, a women's association that promoted the social and cultural development of women in Spain.
What the Lyceum Club Femenino was
The Lyceum Club Femenino operated in Madrid between 1926 and 1939. Among its members, its driving force and president, María de Maeztu, stood out, and it had its first headquarters in the Casa de las Siete Chimeneas. The institution is considered one of the pioneers of feminism in Spain.
A centenary driven by the Universidad de Huelva
The presentation is part of the commemorative events for the Lyceum's centenary promoted by the Cátedra Juan Ramón Jiménez of the Universidad de Huelva. The event was held at the Zenobia-JRJ house-museum, a space dedicated to the memory of the poet and his wife, Zenobia Camprubí.
To learn more
Anyone who wishes to learn about the content of the book can consult the usual channels of the Ayuntamiento de Moguer and the Cátedra Juan Ramón Jiménez of the Universidad de Huelva.
